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Sunday
Apr112021

Finding Freedom - All ID's Matter

Texas is getting ready for its "woke awakening" now as "woke" voting laws prohibit valid voter ID as just one of many obstacles facing all voters. After all, who needs or requires them anywhere anyway? Let's see...

QUESTION:  Has anyone REALLY read the law?  Why? It's because if they did read it, there would be no debate...

Dozens of chief executives and other senior leaders gathered on Zoom this 4/11/2021 weekend to plot what several said big businesses should do next about new voting laws under way in Texas and other states.

Kenneth Chenault, the former chief executive of American Express Co. , and Kenneth Frazier, CEO of Merck & Co., urged the leaders to collectively call for greater voting access, according to several people who attended. Messrs. Chenault and Frazier cautioned businesses against dropping the issue and asked CEOs to sign a statement opposing what they view as discriminatory legislation on voting, the people said.

A statement could come early this week, the people said, and would build on one that 72 Black executives signed last month in the wake of changes to Georgia’s voting laws. Mr. Chenault told executives on the call that several leaders had signaled they would sign on, including executives at PepsiCo Inc., PayPal Holdings Inc., T. Rowe Price Group Inc. and Hess Corp., among others, according to the people. PayPal confirmed it has signed the statement. PepsiCo, T. Rowe Price and Hess didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment to the Wall Street Journal.


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